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Economy October 26, 2017 | 2:39 pm

Northwest banana growers want solutions, not ‘things’

Mao, Dominican Republic.- Banana grower Rafael Sosa on Wed. warned  that the country could lose its international banana market in the coming months if the urgent measures aren't taken to recover thousands of hectares flooded by the recent hurricanes. Speaking for the Northwest banana producers, Sosa said that from some 340,000 boxes of bananas exported per week, the figue fell to around 228,0... Read more

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